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Refused Entry To Gennady

Hazing Is Banned

| Noted Singer Barred Gn Account or Practice Is Not Permitted In Sas-

Jewish Ancestor

Madame Schumann-Heink, born in
Germany, has been refused perm's-!
Sion to visit her homeland. ‘That is
difficult to imagine when it is remem-
bered that, during the war, the great
singer made many enemies because
of her allegiance to the cause of the
central powers, in spite of the fact
that she had sons fighting on both
sides. Born in Germany, she always
Was proud of her nativity, indeed her
pride caused her much hardship dur-
ing the war years. Madame Schu-

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The Financial Post of Toronto, that uncompromising opponent of the

column some weeks ago in which we took exception to the attacks made by
this Eastern financial paper on this great national scheme to provide the
prairie west with an ocean port somewhat nearer to its great productive

; ‘ancouver in the west. It will be re-/ Work for her native land are reward-

mann-Heink, who is a Catholic, has
been notified that she cannot visit
Germany, her real crime consisting in}
the fact that she had one grand-
mother who was a Jewess. One cf six
js @ncestors had Jewish blood in» her
veins, and that prevents the~retu-n
of Schumann-Heink to thé land of
her birth. So all her pattiotism and|

i -firfar_insult—being forbid-)
jden to revisit her native land. They|
| are doing many stupid things in pres-
jent-day Germany.—Niagara Falls
»| Review.

‘Feels 50 Ibs. Slimmer

After Losing Only 5 Ibs.

| “I started taking Kruschen Salts a
|month ago,” a young woman writes.
“I have lost 5 Ibs. in weight, and I
feel as if I have lost 50 Ibs. I am full

of vigor, wh before I was listless
{and worried over little things. But
if my troubles were doubled, they

hip by-

HEN you order merchandise you

are entitled to indicate how you
want the goods shipped. If you write
“ship by Fraser Valley Freight Lines”
you are assured that your order will
reach you quickly, in good condition
and at Iow cost.

No matter what it is or where it is,
we can give you service on any ship-
ping or hauling requirement.

When you indicate “ship by Fraser
Valley Freight Lines”

motor freight service,
trained men,

See Herb Waring, our local agent
in Abbotsford today and talk to him
about your special problem, Leave
a call for him at

Abbotsford 20

operated by

would not worry me today—thanks to
Kruschen.”—(Miss) V.P.
| Here's the recipe that banishes fat
—take one-half teaspoon of Kruschen
; Salts in a glass of hot water before
| breakfast.
| Be sure and do this every morning,
for “It's the daily dose that takes
| off the fat.” When you take Krusch-
|en daily it means that every particle
| of poisonous waste matter and harm-
ful acids and gases are expelled from
| the system.

Modify your diet, and take gentle |
|exercise. The stomach, liver, kidneys |
and bowels are tuned up, and the
| pure, fresh blood containing these six
| salts is carried to every part of the!
|body. ‘Then follows “that Kruschen |
f feeling” of energetic health and ac-
tivity that is reflected in bright eyes,
clear skin, cheerful vivacity and
| charming figure.

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Across Africa In “Baby” Car

Two Englishmen Made Trip In 185
Days Including Delays
| Alan Gilk and Kalter Kay have just
completed a journey from Liverpool,
| England, to Cape Town, South Africa,
jin a “baby” automobile. They cover-
ed 13,370 miles in 185 days, including
| delays, which at times extended to
| weeks. When they crossed the Sahara

Kkatechewan University

“Hazing of freshmen Is not permit-
ted in initiation ceremonies at the
, University of Saskatchewan," stated
“Bob Murray, president of the stu-
dents’ representative council, com-
; menting on the heavy damage verdict
against the University of Alberta for
mental injury to a freshman in such
proceedings.

Mr. Murray explained that certain
dress regulations were prescribed by
the students’ organization for fresh-
| men, largely that they might recogn-
ize each other and acquire a feeling
of fellowship. The most important
fvature of initiation, however, con-
sisted of the arrangement for the per-
formance of some work, usually for
the improvement of the university
campus.

“More drastic forms of initiation
have passed out at most of the uni-
versities in Canada,” he added. The
question had been discussed by the

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versity Students. That body favored

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some kind of initiation but
any drastic form, he concluded.

England Has Right Idea

John Bull’s Objective Is To Keep
Everything Moving
Americans, apprehensive of infla-

Late Dr. Nitobe Was Well Known
Japanese Author

Dr. Inazo Nitobe, Japan's last

representative at the League of Na-

tions and a crown member of the

House of Peers, who died in Vic-

toria, B.C., was also a widely-known

tion, are reported jing their dol-
lars to England and Canada. Ameri-

cans who do this are foolish. They |

should keep idle money at home.

There is nothing wrong with Uncle
Sam's dollar in the world. It has be-
hind it a greater per capita wealth
in territory and foods and goods and
technological productive capacity
than any dollar on earth.

The truth is that Uncle Sam and
his citizens, while rich in natural
wealth and productive capacity, are
poor in psychology and philosophy,
Americans have not yet learned that
in sports, in money and in life, losses
and reverses are all part of the game.

Wise old John Bull, rich in experi-
ence and philosophy, grew wealthy by
taking losses; England's objective
was to always keep the game or the
business or the country going.—Van-
couver, B.C., Sun.

STOMACH ACID
BURNS LIKE FIRE

Sometimes stomach acid makes
your stomach feel like a lake on fire.
You can stop this quickly and get im-
Mediate relief from burning pain, sour
acid stomach and indigestion with a

f Bi

. He contracted pneumo-
nia on his way home from the Insti-
tue of Pacific Relations held at Banff
this summer and went to hospital on
his arrival in Victoria. His death fol-
lowed an operation from which he
failed to rally. Dr. Nitobe, who was
71 years of age, had a distinguished

Annual Gathering Of The Saskatch-

vision of the Canadian Weekly News-
papers Association was held in the ts
Saskatchewan Hotel, Regina, on Oct.
27. John Scott, Whitewood, presided,
with 43 members present.

president for the ensuing year. ..
was elected vice-president.

officials for the new term include: —
S. J. Dornan, Alameda, secretary-

Newspaper Men Meet In Regina

ewan Section Of C.W.N.A.
A meeting of the Saskatchewan di-

D. C. Dunbar, Estevan, was chosen
H. Gamble, Gull Lake, publisher,
Other

, who is now serving h's —

career and ig his

from Sapporo Agricultural College in
1881 he continued his studies at
Johns i i ity, Balti

and later at Bonn and Berlin. Dr.
| Nitobe was one of Japan’s foremost
representatives at Geneva. In the lit-
erary world he was well known as the
author of some 16 volumes in Japan-
ese and six in English. His ‘‘Bushido,
the Soul of Japan,” issued in 1900,
has been translated into 12 languages,
Dr. Nitobe married Mary Patterson
Elkington, daughter of Joseph E.
Elkington, of Philadelphia, in 1891.

Helen E. Kimball’s Recipes

New Cake Frosti

C. H. Holmes, Rosetown; J. N. Mun-
son ,Saltcoats; H. Berryman, Blaine
Lake, and H.D. Pedler, Oxbow.

the association at the afternoon ses-
sion, explaining the steps taken by —
the Government in the distribution —
of printing and advertising amongst —
the weekly newspapers. Se

publishers was advocated by E. Wil-
loughby of Milestone.

tendered a complimentary dinner to —
the delegates. 3

tenth term; E. S. Zingg, Wapella,
treasurer.

—

New members of the executive are _ -

Hon. Howard McConnell addressed

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A mutual system of insurance for oy

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igs By
Food Service Department Borden
Company, Toronto.

Among the most interesting rec!pes
which have been evolved recently are
frostings which are baked right on
| the cake! They're very easy to make
and the crunchy deliciousness of the
) finished cake will thrill you. The basic

ingredient in these frostings is sweet-

milk which is pure

Canada Pays Less For Coal

“than most other countries forced to’
import coal,” Sir Alfred Core, presi-

Buys At Lower Price

:

Than a
Other Countries i
Canada enjoys lower coal prices

e in ened
half a glass of water. Any drug store! whole milk and
has Bisurated and just one spoonful
will prove how quickly it works.

cane sugar cooked
down to a richness that is almost of
a‘ frosting consistency as it comes
from the can, It needs only one or
two other simple ingredients for a

they were accompanied by a native
“pilot,” in accordance with demands
jof French authorities, and part of the

way by huge “busses” carrying ma-) Invaluable To Salvage Firms

Tasty Meals, Gosy Rooms

Tasty, wholesome, appetizing
meals, quickly served in a clean,
comfortable restaurant— at less-
than-city prices,

Comfortable, clean, airy rooms
and modern hotel accommoda-
tion at low rates.

Fully licensed tavern,

This service is at your disposal

| perfect frosting. The cake should be
|baked as usual and cooled. The
Men Gained Experience Raising Fleet frosting is then spread on it. Place
At Scapa Flow the cake on a cookie sheet, or if you
- .. | faven't frosted the sides use the pan
The greatest salvage feat in his-|jn which the cake was baked and
tory has been completed—the raising | brown delicately in a hot oven (450 |
of the scuttled German fleet at Scapa | degrees Fahrenheit. The cake will not
Fl Thelhand Ge Saran !dry out as might be supposed be-
os a alike = cause it is spread with moist frosting
for the epic feat have been disbanded | on all sides. Be sure and watch the
and have departed in twos and threes | cake carefully while it is in the stove
! for their homes. With the experience | for sugar mixtures, as you know,
id f | burn rather easily.
F % 3 they have gained at Scapa these men) COCOANUT BROILED ICING
1 | Dutch Woman Showed Her Gratitude will be invaluable to other firms en-| Half cup sweetened condensed
: ‘To, London, Aig tates gaged in salvage work throughout the | vals apisnaor butter, melted
»| A Dutch wife was so pleased at) word, Already one of the divers, Mr,|4 tablespoons brown sugar; 1 cup
1} having her husband deported home | im MA | shredded cocoanut. Combine all ingre-

chine guns for protection against pos-

| sible Taureg raiders. The distance
| across the desert is 850 miles, and the
|temperature was scorching. Tribal
. troubles caused Gilk and Kay to make
|, | detour of 1,600 miles from Tangier,
||where they were told fighters had
| Closed the direct road south of Fez.

i Gift For Relief Officer

|James Sutherland, who almost lost

dent of Amalgamated Anthracite Col-
lieries, of South Wales, testified in
Quebec at the continued trial in court

of king’s bench of six coal compan- a

fes charged with forming a combine
to maintain the price of coal. 4

“Canada imports her coal in sum-
mer while prices are low while most
other countries import during the
high-price winter season,” Sir Alfred
stated. i

Thrive In The Arctic

The only domestic animal bred
profitably in the Arctic regions is the
reindeer, because it requires neither
hay for feed nor shelter for protec-
tion. There are more than 125,000,000
of them, and it is not uncommon for
single breeders in Arctic Siberia to

The Hotel Atangard |

Pacific Stage Depot
Telephone 100
H. L. Atkins

| from Canada to her that she has sent
Frank O'Day, city relief officer at
London, Ont., a pair of shoes— wood-
3| en ones and sized 1414.
- 4, | Her , out of work in Lon-
FS | othe __. e/don, asked for deportation to Hol-
work should be done. It is thought likely that a commission will be appointed | land, buc the order did not come scon
and the report acted upon next year.” enough for his waiting Gretchen!
Eyen at this date, does The Post think the port of Montreal should be| across the Atlantic, She wrote Mr.
abandoned as “a hybrid of a white elephant and a political sacred cow?”|O’Day, he did what he could—and
Does it feel that this continuous dredging from year to year at the expanse | earned the shoes.
of the taxpayer should be stopped? Does it, or does it not, favor the expend:- |
ture of more millions in order to ensure adequate depth of navigation in the|
St. Lawrence and the harbor of Montreal? Or is the St. Lawrence route
from, say Quebec to Montreal, a “colossal failure?”

W. 8S. Gardiner

Busiest Flying Field
‘The municipal airport at Chicago is
the busiest flying field in the world,

his life in an explosion in the Von
der Tann, the last ship to be raised,
has signed a two years’ contract to
do salvage work for the Soviet Goy-
ernment in the Black Sea.

Oxygen Causes Corona

Solution of a major mystery of as-
tronomy, the source of the sun’s cor-
ona, the brilliant halo of white light
which surrounds the sun during total
eclipse, was announced by Harvard
Astronomical Observatory. The light
comes from oxygen, and not as as-
tronomers- once widely believed, from

|dients and blend thoroughly. Spread)
jon cake. Place very low in broiler
under a slow flame, Broil until thi
icing bubb) :
} becomes light brown. Remove from
broiler. Cool.

Further recipes will appear in later
issues.

own herds of 10,000 at a time.

dral was found by a dealer in a farm- —
er’s house with its front panel made
into a door so that it could serve as a

SG cS ‘
Tie new al —Sauthwell Cathe:

Business On Crusoe’s Island
| If old “Robinson Crusoe” could but
rear his head and take a look around

| his little island of Tobago to see pres- |towed ashore by haddock fishermen
operating handlines of the west
coast of Shetland.

DOCTORING

ent-day activity, For weeks the great
{harvest of cocoanuts boomed and a
record shipment of some 2,000 bags
was made for the United Kingdom.

The West takes no narrow view of this matter. Montreal is a great na- | according to Walter Wright, superin-| some chemical element unknown on/ The cocoanut consignment was taken |

tional port. It must be maintained in its full efficiency at any hazard and at tendent of the bureau of aviation. He
all costs. We believe all “good citizens" wherever resident should, and wiil,| said 400 sch 1 airline

earth.

adopt that view. If the St. Lawrence route after half or three quarters of a} pass through here every day, in addi-|
century of Governmental assistance still is in need of that assistance, let it| tion to 6,000 pounds of mail and 500
be forthcoming, But why deny similar assistance to the Hudson Bay route in| pounds of air express. ‘These figures|
the initial years of that route, and years marked by most abnormal and ex- do not take into account the private!
tremely difficult economic conditions the world over? fliers, sight-seeing ‘aeroplanes and ad-
~ | vertising craft. |

Tomatoes were grown this year in

Whey butter was manufactured as Se
Fleet Street, London, England, cn) a side line at 63 New Zealand cheese | Some Idea Of A Billlon
the patch of ground around St | factories in 1932-33, and 1,787 tons Some of us have become so used to
Bride's church. | were exported. big figures that even a billion dollars |

—__—_—— causes little comment, yet some idea|
of what is a billion is provided in a}

| little machine which has been started |

Household Drudgery

Th B f Wi 7 Lif jin Chicago. It ticks five times a |

€ bane of a Womans Life ond and it will tick away for six|
Nature intended women to be strong and healthy | Y¢4rS and four months before it has

instead of weak and sickly, but how can a woman | “¢ked a billion times,

have good health when she has to go through the etc! |

household drudgery without any relaxation. Is it any Coffee plantations in India now

wonder she becomes nervous and irritable, has hot cover 307,000 acres

flushes, faint and dizzy spells, shortness of breath,
sinking and smothering sensations, and can’t sleep at

Production of automobiles in France

night. ; ts.
7 ie has been increasing this year.
Women who are weak and run down will find in his ay
Milburn's H. & N. Pills a remedy to strengthen the Scotland will rev ancient games
c evive ancie é

«vatem aud bring back the much desired health,

Why did you break off your en-
gagement, Jack?

Well, we were looking over a flat
when her mother remarked that it
was rather small for three.

London's trolley lines now cover
167 miles of routes.

WEAK WOMEN

Take Lydia E, Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound

Havo you ever felt that you were too
Weak to do anything... that you did
not have the strength to do your work?

Women who are weak and run-down
should take a tonic such as Lydia E-
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Head-
aches and backaches that are the result
of a tired, run-down condition often
yield to this marvelous medicdne.

98 out of every women who report
to us say that they are benefited by this
medicine, Buy a bottle from your drug-
Gist today... and watch the results,

|to Port of Spain, Trinidad by coastal |
| a y
{steamer for trans-shipment to Eng-
| land.

|

Billed As Talcum Powder
| French customs officers at Modane,
on the Franco-Italian frontier, re-
| cently noticed a railway car loaded
{sont barrels, which were billed as

containing powdered tale, They were
|consigned from Italy to a man in
| Lyons. Seventy-five of the 111 barrels

Charles

Ibs |. It was made in the reign of
qr. 7

A steel cask full of gun cotton was

YOUR
DAIRY HERD

Cows aren't machines. They can
get sick or hurt. But Minard’s
Liniment makes it easy to care for
their ills. Mrs. Thos. Bulmer of
Lardo, B.C., found one of her herd
with a lump in her udder. “I
rubbed it with Minard’s Liniment”,
she says, “and it soon got better.”
Minard’s is best for Cuts, Bruises,
Colic, Distemper, etec., and equally
good in stable or in house. Weill
named “King of Pain”, a

held choice smoked hams packed in
j setcura powder. The customs charges
on the pork seized totalled $1,300,

An old bachelor who had just wit-
nessed a church wedding was heard
to remark: “They may not know it,
| but the yoke is on them,”
|

White pine seeds are generally sown
in the fall; seeds of all other pines
in the spring.

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